The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1925, Page 5

vaghe = Social and Personal Gladys Severtson Weds Maddock Young Man, Today At the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. S. G. Severtson, 823-5t! Street, the marriage of Miss Gladys Marion Severtson, of Bismarck, and laa G. Evensen of Maddock, orth Dakota, was solemnized this morning with Rev. I. G. Monson of the Trinity Lutheran church officiat- ing. In the living room where the vows were spoken, ferns and roses formed an improvised altar before the large bay window, and tall vases and baskets of pink roses were plac- ed about the room, Immediately preceding the service Miss Gladys Harvey sang “I Love You Truly” accompanied by Mis: Martha Berkey who also played Men- delssohn’s “Wedding March.” Miss Severtson entered with her father who gave her in marriage. Her gown was of light green chiffon and silver lace and her corsage was of rosebuda and lilies of the valley. Miss Bertha N. Severtson, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and was gowned in daffodil chiffon. and wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. J. ©. Severtson, brother of the bride, was best man. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served. and the ap- pointments in the dining room were éarried out in pink atid’ white.‘ Mrs, Evenseg has been‘employed at the Capitol in the State /Examin+ er’s Office for several yearg;\ 4nd Mr. Evensen is in partnership with his father at rahe in the, general! Mestatid Mrs: ENenken leftvon ia short wedding trip to the Twin Cities and will, be at home at Maddock af- ger February 16th. \ The guests included Mrs. C. Even- sen’ of ‘Maddock, North Dakota; moth- er of the groom; Mr. and Mrs, J. O. Severtson, Glen and Roberta Severt- son of Sheyenne, N. Dak, Mins Gladys Harvey, and Miss Martho Berkey. EPISCOPAL CHURCH MEETING, The annual meeting of the St. George’s Episcopal church was held last night in the church parlors. Dinner was served at seven o’clock to the members and attendants pre- sent. Bishop Tyler, Fargo, and Rev. Ellsworth, Jamestown, were guests for the evening. An interesting pa- per on “St. George’s church, From Its Inception to the Present Time,” was given by Mrs. Anna Barnes. “Elec- tion of men for the vestry took place, and the same men were elected as held. office last year. Rev, Dav- enport was unable to be present at the meeting, as his family is quar- antined for scarlet fever. N. L. W. REPRESENTATIVE HERE Mrs. J. R.. Parkes of Minneapolis, secretary. of the fifth division of the National League of Women Voters, was in Bismarck yesterday between trains. Mrs. Parkes came here from the Montana state convention at Helena, and was enroute to Grand Forks, where she will attend the State Board meeting. While here; attended a committee meeting, - at the home ‘of ‘Mrs. Gearge Dullam, visited the legislative session and met a number of people with whom she was acquainted. SONS OF NORWAY ENTERTAIN Much: interest is being taken in the card party and entertainment, to be given by the Sons and Daughters of Norway, at the A. O. U. W. Hall Fri- day evening of this week. This or- ganization has given some very suc- cessful parties this year, and it will be remembered that two years ago, they did much to entertain ‘the Leg- islators; and. sheir ladies, and it is expested. that the Legi join..in{ the festivities year. HERE FROM HARVEY . ‘Attorney and Mrs. Aloys Wartner and Mr. and Mrs: W, F. Johnson, of Harvey, are spending several. days in Bismarck this week. Messers Wart- ner and Johnson are’ hege to attend the Masonic Convention, while Mes- Prominent Couple Take Wedding Vows, | Leave on Trip East The wedding of Mrs. Violet Bowes Altman and G. A. Osmundson, was solemnized on Saturday at S George’s church with Reverand D, A. Davenport, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. ‘J. L, Bankston, acted as witnesses jand Dr. J. B. Hollenbeck yave the | bride away. The bride was gowned in a rust} colored ensemble suit with appoint- | ments to correspond and carried a beautiful corsage boquet of bride’s roses and maidenhair fern. After the ceremony, the bridal couple and their intimate friends were entertained at the home of Dr. nd Mrs. Hollenbeck, where the nup- tial dinner was served. Plates were laid for fourteen and the prevailing colors, of white and red, were car- ried out throughout the five course dinner. Clever toasts were used as’ place cards, originated by the host. Mrs. C. S. Fossum assisted the hos- tess. Q An extended trip to the eust, was taken by the young couple, after he- ing duly showered with rice by their hosts of friends at the train. Mr. and Mrs, Osmundson are ‘a popular couple among the younger set in Bismarck. Mrs. Osmundson has lived in Bismarck for the past six years during which time she has made many friends. Mr. Osmund- son is a prominent member of the Elk and U. C. T. lodges, Many prenuptial affairs were given in honor of the bride, Among them a delightful dinner party ai the Grand Pacific hotel, given by Mrs. Thos. Meade, and a beautifully ap- pointed shower, given by Miss Kath- yrn Morris. FORTY CLUB PARTY The Forty Club gave the second dancing party of the seuson last evening, at the Patterson Hall in the form of a snow-balt,party. ‘The hall was decorated with large cotton snowballs.° The arch in the center of the hall was hung with snowballs, which made it a very attractive place, from which to serve the cafe- teria luncheon during the course of the evening. The committee for the party included the following people: Mr, and Mrs. Scott Cameron, Mr. und! Mrs. S. W, Corwin, Mr. and Mrs, Ben- ton Baker, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon C Mr. and Mrs. Myron Atkinson, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Schipfer, Dr. and Mrs. | W. F. Crewe, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Sheppard, and Mr. and Mrs. John} Graham. WESTMINSTER ILD MEETS j The Westminster Guild met last! evening at the home of Miss Flora | This is “Ma” | home town of Temple, Tex. It Ferguson's inaugy particularly on the skirt of or Murray. Community singing led by Miss Bessie Baldwin, opened the program, followed by a solo, “The, Prayer Perfect”, by Miss Baldwin Miss Esther Maxwell led the devo tionals with Miss Helen Bascom giv-| ing un interesting resume of two! chapters of “China's Real Revolu- tion.” The business -of the meeting | was followed by a social hour, with] refreshments served at the close of the evening. The next meeting will he ‘held on February 15, at the home of Miss Lillian Cook, PLAYMAKERS TO GIVE MATINEI “The Charm School” to be pre- sented by the Junior Playntakers o ganization will be presented at 3:30 at the Auditorium, for grade! children, only. Parents need not hesitate to allow their children to come as there will be a number of F. H. CARPENTER LUMBER COM PANY HAS NEW MANAGER Harry G. Hausen, of Minneapolis, formerly auditor for the Lampert Lumber Company, is being checked | in and will take over the manage- | ment of the F, H. Carpenter Lum ber Company at Bismarck. | THURSDAY MUSIC CLUB The Thursday Music Club will! meet tomorrow afternoon, with Mrs. R. E. Morris as hostess, After the musical program a round table dis- dames Wartner and ‘Johnson visit friends. Geone M..E. LADIES To'MEnT | The ladies of the Methodist: ‘Aid Society will meet Thursday at three o'clock. ' Second diyision . will meet with Mrs. H. P. Asselstine, third division: will meet with Mrs. H. W. Richholt and the fourth with Mrs. C. W. Moses. {70 MINNEAPOLIS FOR CONVEN- TION Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Runyan left Monday. :for Minneapolis, to attend the Northwest Lumberman’s Conven- tion. = cussion on “The polyphonic element teachers present to act as chaperons. |” jment Friday finished with a handsume or in music,” with Mrs, J leader, ENATOR LOCATES BOND Senator Bond mily, of Minot, have rented an tment in the Rose Apartment and will make their home there while in Bi mirck for the legishitive session, HERE FROM TAYLOR Kyseth and Elsie Ky se spending thi € from and 1 tion a Teuts ertrnds SEWING CIRCLE St. Mar ewine ciele will bo regular meeti Phursday af’? 230), at th Electri¢ Cooker, ts Better Cook hid ostrich on the left FOR minor oper stoof Me school aude ‘hall. gown. straight line, bein nid bea's and sil ar | Victrola? s Dance 4s ed unti ei : TBs Davies re or something less? tertain Caledonian ‘ fSeuteh enter- Don’t forga tainment at el Friday nigh : The Weather Generally fair ‘ tonight and Thursday. The FLORSHEIM SHOE day Florsheim Shoes prove genuine worth. The satisfaction get out of them more than repays period Noe but inp theme, They’ most economical | Compare the Victrolas in our stock with other y Auditorium; ™akes. Hear the differ- ence between a Victrola reproduction and some other reproduction of Victor Records. You will agree with us that the Victor trademarks mean better musical gualite, greater satis- tion and more per- sonal enjoyment. HOSKINS-MEYER ve you heard the Thomp- son Radio? Ask us. DOCTOR M.E. BOLTON Ontepoeth ee Diseases ' Telephone '240|' 11914—4th St. | Sane 4 oeesseccescoscocesee ns W. LUCAS CO. yY BARGAIN BASEMENT POCO SOL e OPEC ELE OOL TELE EEEIEOEE PEL OLEDOLELOEIOLOODOO LOR ODE OEE ELEEOSOLEEE LOL ECEEDEEOOE lA THI ' SMARCK’S BUS Greatest of All 9c Sales ALE BEGINS THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 DOUBLE PAGE CIRCULAR, wreains we will offer at this sale. We have lots more 9 cent specials, besides zoods of higher prices. This sale will be the great event of our COC CC eee Les ees eeee ee eOeETSELtLssLEPPECLOSe CELE EeEe “CAPEOOOEOLODIOLODTOEOOLEOLOLIELODIES ILE S D. WATCH FOR OUR / Please Remember tpt the goods listed on this circular do not by any means constitute all of the some most interesting values in store for months to come and we are determined to make it one to be long remembered. SEE SHOW WINDOW DISPLAY OF THE N . 1D) CENT MERCHANDISE. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE and WHITE SALE Blankets Heavy cotton Blanket, grey with blue stripe, regular $2.95. ceo nap "$3. 95 This sale, 3 9 ae Table Damask Your choice of any piece of table Damask in stock, values to $4.98. This sale euch $1 95 One lot ie: Special, dozen.... $3.95 ERS Pillow Cases Pillow cases, Pequot or Bridal. 42 39c Pillow Cases, Pequot or Bridal, 45x36...... Fine weight, Nainsook, regular 39c yard. Very special 10 yds. bolts, $2.75 for Lonsdale muslin, 86 in. wide, regular 29c quality. Yard 2 1 c 5 yd. packages of gauze, regular 45c value. Special, package «02.265. a0 29c Pure linen damask, 70 inches wide. Very special, yard.... $ 1 .35 Ea Sheets and Cases Our best quality sheets and cases, 63x90 sheets, Pequot or Bridal. Very special, $1 25 each 72x90 Bridal sheets. Very best quality. each 81x90 Pequot, or Bridal sheets. ool AOb ans $1.65 eS ee Gingham One lot French Ginghams to close out. Very , special, yard......... 35c to $21.75, now........... Women’s Dresses formerly selling to $39.50, now. ... values to: $12.50. Sale price..... Women’s Dresses formerly selling $12.50 WOMEN’S HATS. Change of Buyership Sale, Muslin and Sheetings A splendid quality unbleached muslin, 40 inches wide. Sale price, VOU iucuscvarennaecuavineysiivs 1] 5 Cc Very good grade bleached mus- lin, 36 inches wide. 19 c Sale price, yard. . 81 inch best quality sheeting, Pequot or Bridal 60 Cc vard sheeting, a 45c (2 inch bleached or Pepperell Brown. sl inch Saxon Linen finish sheeting. Very special, yard........ 50c Berkley No. 100 Cambric, reg- ular value 45¢ yd. 35 c Special, yard. . aaeres Linen Towelings Irish linen bleached crash towel- ing, 16 inches wide, blue and red stripe border Sale price, each...... A good heavy pure bleached paeueneen toweling, red or blue Sale price, yard.. 3 23c Ee Flannels Heavy twill shaker flannel full bleached, 27 inches wide. Sale price, yard ] 8c Faney 36 inch heavy fleeced shaker flannel. price, yard. 36 inch outing flannel in neat stripes and checks, full color a sortment; good, iw. 44 Sale price, VANOE ose ime Beds: ads Crochet spreads n M ilies designs, a good, heavy, durab!e spread, size, 72x84 inches, hem- med ends. Sale $1 95 price, each. Fine crochet aaa with Mar. seilles pattern, hemmed, ready for use. Size 84x90 inches. Sale price, WOMEN’S DRESSES. CHANGE OF BUYERSHIP SALE-- THE ENTIRE STOCK SACRIFICED $4.95 Women’s CHILDREN’S $1.95 Women’s Dresses formerly selling to $79.50, now........ selling to droge coe ae $ 1 9. 75 Sale, values to $3.50. Sale price..... Ce a Silk and Cotton Silk and Cotton Lingerie cloth in Orchid, Pink and Peach. Newest for underwear. Special, yard NOTIONS Main Floor J & P Coats’ Thread, 150 yard spools in white and black; 40, 50, 60 and 70, SRelOWs ors ost nea acer Nie 9c Darning Silk in black, white and colors Duplex Safety Pins, sizes 00 to 3.... (3 fer 2Ce) Everlastic Elastic, white or black and V4 ineh width, Qe y coal holt G5e) Everlastic and Hiekory Garters, sizes 2 to 14 years. White or black ; regular 40c, pair..... aie d 2 1 Cc Rubber Household colors regular 59¢ Aprons, in 39c Cotton; Mercerized ~— Darning black, white and colors (3 for 20c) Dress Shields, 50c value. Kotex Pads, box Wooden Coat Hangers, 2 for 9c Sharps and Crewel Neel. reg- ular 15¢e pkg, all sizes. 2 pkgs. 23c Bear! Buttons, Pagalat 15e, 2 for. ' 23c Sta Rite wire hair pins, 3 pkgs. . " 25c Mercer Rick Rack, all colors, 3 vard pkgs. PAI) doen os 25 Cc $25.00 HATS—Change of Buyership Se VOU SES eats oe PAGE FIVE s pec ceceeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeerereeeeeeserereeeutelebeeeeeeeeeeeeeeDeetbaeeeeebedeseLOClleeeeeeeDbLEleeeeeeeeLOlEECOebeDEOLELOOOEEDOPEODOEEEDLEEDDODD: BEEELEBELOOODELLODELELOLDOOCELERELEDOEDEDOEOLEOOLODOOP OLED I OLOOOLCLODE LORDS ELLELELLOEOEOLEEOOLELOEELELCELCOEDELODEREDLEDLL ORE OOOE EE OLLOLELLOLELODE LON